KidLabel provides general food-label information and does not provide medical advice. A KidLabel flag does not determine whether a food or additive is safe or unsafe for an individual child. Dietary and medical needs vary.
KidLabel reads text from a photo of an ingredients list. Photos can be blurry, partial or hard to read, and packaging changes over time. Always read the physical label on the product itself before making a decision.
Flags shown in KidLabel reflect labelling and regulatory information recorded in our curated database at the date shown on each card. They are not judgements about the overall healthiness of a product, and they are not personalised to your child.
If your child has a diagnosed condition, allergy, intolerance or specific dietary requirement, speak to a qualified healthcare professional. KidLabel is not a substitute for professional advice.
This free version analyses food additives only. It does not assess sugar, sweeteners, trans fats, calories, salt, allergens, vitamins, macronutrients or overall nutritional quality.